The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-08
ALEssoV WITH A MORA,
"hen WIZ o"' Eye. be Opcu.c
Great National Calami;vo 'h!s

In. year 1886 played sad have, .,
many prominent men of our c,,,,. "lth
Many Of them d!ed without w.:
passing away apparently in the full ,aa,ns, aaE,
Others were sick but q comp,-,,;,,
Short time: We ,urn 70 oar I: -, ~, ..*,, ..i,ve',
tonlss'ed to find that most Of ~ ,i,s a's
died OF apoplexy, Of paralysis. oi n ,''en
GUS pros'ration,. OF 'nallgnant I,n.';;
huror, OF B'iy''t's disease, Q. ...,r "4l ,1;E
ease, OF kidney disease, OF rneu",.'nls' "ls'
| or of pneumonia. '"'!Sn
1t 1s singular thai most OF our DION;
nent men die Of these lisor. der. 'hr
journalist who WATCHES til. ;e;e Any
ports, will be asto.:,s.ei at th,. n.e pn re'
Oi prominent v.ctins OF these d;.oef Il;
Many statements have appeared -, ets
paper with Others to the effect ,l,..+ oar %.
diseases that carried off so many nra,ae ue
nent men in 1886, ar. ,caliy one liso,n'I! '!'
taking different names nccorJin, o.ee, ~, .',
location Ut the fatal effects. '"e
When valuable hors. perishas ;.
becomes tho nine days. talk OF the s,,,,. !.
Ing world, and yet thoo.ands Of or in,,r
horses are dying every day, their ao,r:!
gate loss is enormous, and vet fn.:
death creates no rolI..ncnt
so II IL with individuals. The c.,,.
o1 death OF pron'incn, men creates com.
ment, especially Wien it can be shown
that ono unsuspected disease carries oT
most Of them, and vet "vast numhs".
OF ordinary men and women die h.fn.ss
their t!rnc every year from the SAM
cause" '''n''
1t is said if the !!oud is kept free from
uric acid, that heart disease, paralvs;s
nervous pr,st1a'ir,!, pneumonia. .rhcIms
tIsn, and ni;,:lv T., 49, OF cnt,sumntion
would never be k.:yiyn. This uric acI
we are told, is the N.;.:Gs OF the svst.,a'
and it is the duty I'll ,.,- k.a,.evs 10 re-
move This waste. !"
We are told ,:l;;. + tn: ki,ia,y, ~,
maintained in I,e icct health, ,!ls. rr;c
kidney, acid is Kept out oi ii.. blood
and these s,dds:, an universal dis.asf.
caused BY uric ac!d viii, in a lara
measure dis i,,rs.:r.
But how sI'.,t! hi. he done? Il is fo,|y
to treat ci:..&,s. /. ,.oic il any known
way OF getting :, :nn cause, tlat way
SHOULD b: k"own 10 The pubic. We be.
Heve that Warmers safe eu,c, Of wii.h
SO much la, been w!ittcn, :.Hl so lalc,,
talked oi by the public generally, is now
recognized by impartial phyS,ri>.ss and
the puDllc As the on" spe;,f:. tos s;,ch
diseases.
Because public attention has been Il.
rec'cd to this grca! remedy by means Of
advertising, some persons have no. be-
lleycd i'll the remedy. We cannot set,
how Mr.. Warner could immc,liatolv
benefit tho public in any other way. ani
his valuable specific: should not be con.
dcmned BECAUSE some E"struuls have
come before he public in the, same way,
any more than tha: I'll. doctors should bu
because 80 many oi them
are incompetent.
1t is astonishing what good opinions
you hear OF! every side, OF that great
remedy, and public opinion t.us based
1p'n an actual experience, has all tho
weight and Importance oi absolute truth,
at this time Of the year, the uric acid
n the blood invites pneumonia and
rheumatism, and there is not i man who
1oes not dread these r,onsters OF .;is,aso.
out he need have no ,va: OF them Ne a,u
Old, If he r;'i the blood Ct the uric :c;d
:ause.
Ihes, words ar: strong, and may
ounu Ike al advertisement, and i,e re-
ected as such .y uuhink;ns people, but
re believe :hey. are lho truth, and ~
rch sho'ld be spoken hy every .u,ll-
owing newspaper.